1905 Camp Munn Rd

Property facts

Price

$88,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

13 acres

County

Orange County

MLS #

11816998

Description

Discover your own slice of Vermont tranquility with this beautifully wooded 12.7+/- acre parcel in Bradford. Offering a gentle, picturesque slope down to a serene stream forming the entire western boundary. A natural haven for wildlife, with deer tracks crisscrossing a lush mix of mature hard and softwoods. The property is a series of large terraces, each large enough for a home; how deep you decide to build is only up to you. A short, roughed-in trail provides a head start for your future driveway, leading to a level, highly private potential homesite - whether that's a permanent residence, a strategic vacation getaway, or a rustic woodland cabin. Soil tests have not been completed, but the state site shows them to be Id ("one D") soils; these are generally very favorable for septic. Access is effortless on the town-maintained, year-round plowed road, with utility poles right at the frontage currently offering high-speed DSL and the promise of future fiber internet. The location is truly exceptional, balancing deep privacy with unbeatable convenience. You are equidistant to Routes 25 and 113, with quick access to I-91, making commutes to the employment hubs and amenities of Lebanon, NH, and St. Johnsbury, VT, an easy 45-minute drive. Beyond the borders of your quiet retreat, endless four-season recreation awaits nearby local treasures like the hiking trails of Wrights Mountain, Lake Morey, and the Connecticut River. Come build the Vermont lifestyle you've been dreaming of.

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